Click to zoomDrive Bariatric Foam Mattress, 42" x 80"
The Drive 15301 is a bariatric foam mattress, 80" x 42" x 6.5". Its solid high density foam core holds 585 lbs.
A Drive bariatric mattress, 80" x 42" x 6.5", with a solid high density foam core and a fluid resistant stretch cover. It holds 585 lbs.
What stands out
A bariatric bed needs a wider, firmer mattress than a standard one. This Drive mattress is one piece of solid high density foam, latex free, 42" wide and 6.5" high, and it holds 585 lbs. The polyurethane stretch cover is fluid resistant and easy to clean. Drive says it meets 16 CFR 1632 and 1633 when used without a foundation. On our store it fits a bed set to 42" wide, such as the Drive Prime Care P903 or the Prime Plus P2002. Drive warrants it for 1 year.
Straight talk
Is it right for you?
A good fit if you
- have a bed set to 42" x 80"
- need a mattress that holds up to 585 lbs.
Look elsewhere if you
- have a standard 36" bed
- need a 48" wide mattress, which is part 15310
The Drive Bariatric Foam Mattress, 42" x 80" is covered by Drive Medical's own limited warranty. The coverage we have on record is below.
This product cannot be returned
Mattresses cannot be returned. A mattress goes straight onto a bed somebody sleeps in, so once it has left us we cannot put it back into stock. If it arrives damaged or is not what you ordered, tell us within 48 hours and we will put it right at no cost to you, and the manufacturer warranty still applies.
If something goes wrong
Call us first at 1-855-HIELINE. We file the claim with Drive Medical for you and get the covered part sorted out rather than handing you a phone number.
Included.What does this mean?
This section covers what the manufacturer warrants and for how long.
There is nothing to buy here. The full terms are in the Warranty & Return tab on this page.
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Shipping is free on every order to any address in the 48 continental states. Most items ship in 3 to 7 business days. No carrier quotes an exact date, so treat that as an estimate rather than a promise.
